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THE REFLECTOR -----Solicits your patronage for------ purpose Mill be to please every reader, The Eastern Reflector. THE REFLECTOR -HAS A- JOB PRINTING Department that can be surpassed no- where in this section. Our always satisfaction. your orders. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. VOL IX. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY N. C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1890. NO. The Eastern Reflector GREENVILLE. N. C. What They like in Each Other .; The State Guard and the Encampment. ALL FOE YOU. D. J. Editor Published by request j The love in heart it as strong as j the hill's, as fathomless sea; pure as Um breath of the rose that thrills STATE , G. of Wake. n , . , , . ,, ,. , . M. Holt. . faithful, lair as the light of the stars, Secretary of T. That beams in the boundless blue; of wake. No selfish mode to radiance mars. W . of Wake. Am, all for of Wayne, Superintendent of Public Instruction- Sidney M. of Attorney F. David- son, of Buncombe. SUPREME COURT. Thief Justice-A. S. of Wake. Associate Clark, of Joseph J. Davis, of All for you, and true. No time the tie can Till the angels doubt. And the stars burnout. am yours, sweetheart, forever. Ladies Home Journal. WHAT MEN LIKE IN WOMEN. There is a certain something, , which, want of a better, name is called womanliness, and it is that which makes women attractive to men. A many go to make tip this one great possession and they arc what like in men. MM like, in the first place, in a woman. They like a pleasant appearance. They like the doing of little things that are pleasant to them. the courtesy the fire- side. Stray Bits of Fun. Faked Together by Bad Boy for Those Who Love Fish Obstructed. said tho early shad, be at dinner with yon one these days and you bet I won't be what did yon pay for your new don't know; there was no one the store when I bought gymnasts are too remarked Arnold, as he looked at an exhibition of tumbling. added Constable, OVER THE STATE. Chronicle. Complaints have been received of Interest OcCUr- from ail along Tar river at the ring fa North Carolina. Agricultural department to the j, AS The Plenty of them everywhere, little and big, old and Here arc some of their like the Well my friend, if you were a preacher . . somebody wouldn't like you. Strange now by to say, some don't like Christ. Read iii. and Tim. v. So and so is a I won't go where he Then you should by all means prove that you arc not. not, that ye be not won't go; husband won't go; like to leave wife or band home husband or wire has the right to be a bad example to the other The love in my heart know why. James E. Shepherd, of Beaufort and I. f of Burke. bliss that is mine no can buy. Since love has come to me. O love, love, love, there's nothing so sweet. Go search the world through, My heart is so full of it every beat. Cries out it is all for SUPERIOR COURT. First II. Brown, of Sec. Philips, Third G. Connor, of ton. Whitaker, Wake. Fifth . of Chatham. Sixth T. Boykin. of Sampson. Seventh C. of Cumberland. F. of Iredell. Ninth F. Graves, of Barry. of Eleventh M. Shipp, of A Bridge Across the Work All for you. Strong and true, time the tie can Till the angels doubt. And the stars burn out. I am yours sweetheart forever. New York Letter. Twelfth H. of Buncombe. HI u. Vance, of Matt. W. Ransom, of North- House of District Thomas G. Skinner, of Second P. col. of Vance. for Post-Office in Parks. lOw April 7th, New York City is to have another gigantic suspension bridge. A bill authorizing its construction across Raleigh The encampment of the State Guard will be at Wrightsville this year beginning July 19th, and continuing as usual ten days. There will be some new and most important features, and it is prob- that a number of officers of tho regular army will be in special capacities. Heretofore there has been no systematic in- in rifle practice, a prime necessity in the education of a soldier, This year Col. E. Chief Inspector of Rifle It was an ingenious boy who ex- Practice of the U. S. will be i his muddy clothes by say. . he had been trying to nut a nos present at the encampment ,, .,,,.,. They women whose and give and systematic-moSS. faces are always full the instruction in that branch. Drill of a contented mind and cheerful firing with the great disposition. g De another important They like an ability to talk well feature, certainly an a knowledge of the virtue of one. The idea is, both silence. , . the State and Federal government They like the boys. They good man being. , men annum the place open other times when there anew hot Urea of love to God and They like sympathy- which means involved in for an hour and I'll fix that. Its sufficient water to supply both the Lexington The men. a willing ear the tile of sorrow ft There will easier to get married than to get a water-power the has offered a reward of j church isn't sociable; j also be special lines of work at the -lob- This served sec the apprehension and delivery are all camp effort will be made do call parrot Sail -ind Broadway to the sheriff Be sociable They knowledge of how to ft to the Guard Honesty all the bald-headed men near-sighted, papa f think not; why effect that shad cannot be had along the stream, and the com- state that the reason the I . ,, , Sew are so scarce is that the- . ,, , electricity cannot pass up stream over numerous dams on the river. There arc Owners of dams are required by Indians in the law to passage ways for Tue m of county fish, and m response to the com- was The plaints, the Commissioner of Ag- ors a, has sent out the Medical Society will having been made this year at to this department that the dam Marriage is the which you have erected across Washington Mr. J. M. never meant marriage a bad river obstructs the free passage of took a rock fish in example. been Then why not quit all business If being fish, you are hereby notified, with- last week. It was some in sixty days of the receipt of this thing of a fish. the pantomime I never see I notice, to construct and place in Mr. Jule Carr baa offered a dona- for quitting position a sluice-way of if the permanent it is an equally sufficient capacity, not to be less of the State Guard be for quitting your own. a seek in every way to foster j never see you and Miss Ala- than three feet in width, sufficient removed to Morehead I Why don't you close your shops and dress well, which, bye the to State which looks to is the best doesn't mean conspicuously. Men force for I Polly, see t The State Guard now consists of A young dude who was kicked of Davidson county. are most attracted by good plain draperies and quiet colors; not by showy colors or designs. They like intelligence, but they prefer that the heart should be Third W. of the Hudson River has been Fourth II of -v and it is to be within ten rears. The reason Fifth w. Sterner, of ,.,. ;, , , Forsyth. for Congress to Sixth Rowland of in the matter was that the bridge sell, then. Their Code, which provide that the county. j sin is no excuse for yours. Don't run owner of a dam on whom the Greensboro The work because notice is served shall be subject to j numbering tho houses marks is own. a fine of hundred dollars the streets is going rapidly for- like rented pews; don't over one thousand six hundred cut-u over sixty and as soon as this is com- like tree officers and men, whose equip-1 bee gum and pronounced the i mentioned on the notice, that the pi v. e will have a free mail de-1 Perhaps the real difficulty is that is the same as that of the owing j passage way shall remain lively. you don't like u, support any system. the house r heart by a donkey near Athens, than the brain. , army. The State is well covered g L k to e mu c you law prohibits fish- r. c. on are always the They a companion-a woman organizations, there be-, any form within two No. hog of G. free pew. or who has sufficient Knowledge of the i companies of . , died feet of these sluice ways, and m Mo. j g ,. And you will be . here II you. its to talk well a troop of calvary, these , , , long, and forms an ate . them, who are interested in at thirty John S. Henderson, Robeson. of Rowan. New and New Jersey. Eighth IT. A. C of the Ninth IT. G. of bridge not yet determined o A. to W A. K. Tucker. finished it will be the largest bridge Register of II. James. is to connect different States, and in their plans and in their Under the law, all or hopes; who knows how to give a must be at points having ; , cage f cheering word, or to listen quietly Mr. L. think so. and by a tender look express the for duty and which the heart is feeling. may say sometimes that children are a a Mrs. L. your vision is subject to a fine of ran- i for each fish taken. whose brother-m law a sister -r,, . . dies from iii to tip. The sad truth church itself is often lo too The Commissioner has served ill-mannered, totally the notice on the following was hung at worldly. The ignorant god- it strikes be on Friday before last, less takes of responses can be as swift PM . Mount Cotton Mills; A. these sins of God's people, and and steam can make them. The Guard has more than . B. Cherry. S. L. Ward. B- Harris. Commissioners-Council Hanson, Chair- Mooring. C. V, diameter. There will be hut lathe world. It will he suspended from four large cables, similar to East River bridge, each in, i rendered invaluable but a man shrinks from a woman declares dislike State, and its presence sense of security which no other agency could afford. The value lines, and her to spend so the report says, by with some show of reason that box instead, Ben. P-H , to th; go to Chicago for a good long son, Noah B. Strickland, j Oxford Ledger; The largest sub furnishes a Wilson; and the executors of J. T. ion ever taken up in Oxford John T. E. Keel. of Herding Chairman J. S. and J. D. School ding. of F. W. in- owe. G. James. F. Evan, It. Chief T. Smith. Asst R. Moore. Ward. B. K. Boyd span across the river, feet in ; is nearly twice as long i n that of the East River bridge. Although the proportions are I tie, it is said that the will be relatively less that of the East bridge or the ; St. Louis bridge. The new bridge will have from six to ten railroad tracks, so that all passengers and I hem. A man expects the mater oil instinct a woman is dis appointed if he find it. rough on Webb's estate in Johnston took place at makes your mas- j Accompanying the notices the , Sunday. of the force to the State is largely , socks such an awful color Commissioner enclosed plans and About subscribed to a They like women to be affection- I The mere that Q o, her help views o, for the has an of the parties, matter how stern, no matter how Yes, are nil brown residing near Lexington, is no matte, bow repressive as prevents outbreaks. The I , ; any one submitted, owner of , 2nd Ward. R. Jr., and freight coming from the West will M- directly in instead of CHURCHES. first in Jersey crossing i Episcopal-Services First and Third j the river ferry. At the morning and night. Rev. , . , , J Hughes, D. Rector. passenger station Sunday, morn- . accommodating thirty tracks. The and Meeting even- . . it.-v. R. B. John, on aide the river mat co , far as bis own feelings become soldiers me who did not like a loving -The squeeze the hand, or a strain kiss from the woman nearest to him These men like school where I shore and the a dam may adopt any plan of his , . ,, , ,. a mare which recently gave it shall have the own, make it in a strict sense h school through Shun dimensions proportions set , forth in the Code. j birth twin mule and horse. are some of things n ,. ,. women squired to learn by , like that-it. was I Always i actual drill and practice. That is from fee fol WHAT WOMEN LIKE IX MEN. , ,,, o. , -k a bad luck to em. . . not better than open sinners be worse. The gospel must be preached. The Church is by Christ's command. tail to hear when the Command is heed how ye hinder when the com- H if you forsake the assen when the sake en the straggle is you and the one who wrestled With the heel-catcher Jab link's ford until his meanness and selfishness were and he saw tin- face of Pastor. will he larger than the pyramids, and the t Rev. OW. what the State appropriates the Women, I think, like manly, not I for is the lady-like men. interests of the State Guard They like honesty of purpose and demand, consideration. They like men who believe in TUE CATECHISM WAS Little Jerry Hall had been taught Swift's Specific. second and . night. wet at 0.000. night. A. I. ft r If II with those of other M meets every 1st Thursday and Maw large rites, post-office clerks and day night after Hie 1-t and 3rd ,, . , Masonic A. L. Blow. W. M., j working hard to O. L. See. have their hours of labor reduced to Greenville R. A. Chapter. No. meets ,. . , ,, . , . , 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Ma- y. mid to be granted I sonic Hall. F. W. Brown, II, P, fifteen each year. Covenant Lodge. No. I. O. O. T. Van has been in I av J. A. K. Tucker. X. cc with the K. of j, is understood that the out- i meets third Friday night. . n. D. D. ls aw tin- men. The Pitt Council, A. L. of II. meets Congressional Committee, which was Thursday night- C. A- White, , , . .- . , there last summer investigating the POST whole subject of postal management, Hoers all business A. a of i M. to M All mail distributed which will no doubt be carried out on arrival. The general ,, of ,,. -2 Mail arrives daily and it is gratifying Sunday at P. M. and departs at to know that these grievances A. M. j to be remedied. The 1.800 Tar Old Sparta and employees of this ; F ant Washington, X can properly and Sam Roads, Chocowinity and can afford to he generous, and at the , mails ant daily at game time improve the efficiency T. M. and deports at m A. M. , service, Hans Bell's Fern. Johnson's Will. Pullet mails arrive Tuesday splendid weather which we Thursday and Saturday at and I v b departs at ,, , Black Jack and ff that summer will soon be here. malls arrives even Saturday at P. The different parks which have been . and departs Friday at A M. rather deserted during the J- J- PERKINS P. M weather, will soon present a very an- j When the open Rev A D I Appointments, i out thousands, i if will have begun ear- nest. The city an- . Sundays, morning and concerts, and j night. Greenville Baptist they are thoroughly appreciated. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. This year he concerts will be hold 3rd Sunday, six parks, Park, East el Baptist I Square, Paradise m a i Park. Mount Morris Park and Kev. B in ilia awl in parts of the For on Bethlehem Mission. different nights and Bethlehem, 1st Sunday The hat of the Seventh School Home, Sunday at Regiment, of employed in ,,,.,, Central Park, where an extra concert to be Do you feel that terrible fire of . the orthodox answer lo the question j,, Poi . yon what aid God make A ,, , ., . This year the State Executive days that he happened t that the poisonous is Committee of the Y. M. A. and to his astonish- j ting end your physical have a tent upon the a cloud . -I arose. To it is invading your i i -ii test the matter over ,.,. grounds and religious service will o M beheld regularly. This is n step too, when the mimic tiling tie- that all rood men will tie then and bis aspirations tor manliness and do-. happiness Does the hid- and that will doubtless be crowned mothers know cons nightmare face , with good results. a Does not Do. Ladies Home Journal. ch is right about me being made that are u victim f out of dust fol I been the dust came out, I slap- John tie dust came out Standard. the warpath for five centuries scourging the human race by the thousands and ten thousands, and There are things always Peg Leg William's Victims. in a true lady, which girls edged by many learned t. be ,. win tn i incurable Then We Say. come to . . men. They their opinion of some value. like a man who can be strong as a lion when trouble comes, and yet. if one is nervous and tired, can button up a shoe and do it with an amount of consideration that is a mental and a physical bracer-up. They like a man who can take hold of the baby, convince it of power and got it to sleep after they have been Hying with it, and walk- with it, then eyes are lived feel as if they had no brains. They like a man who is ed in their new dresses, who can give an opinion on the lit, and who is properly indignant at any article against women. They like a man who knows then innocent weaknesses and caters to them; who will bring home a box of candy, the last new magazine, or, the latest sold on the street, will do more than its duty in i entertaining for the whole evening. like a man who is the of the who has brain enough to help a woman i . i b . ,,. to decide what is the best thing t f , begin, which j de under the circumstances, lime will find it very difficult to I fore the judge, as is the custom at a has wit to Complain of family, o. kw, of the fairer sex is Al r is The in Raleigh have started newspaper. The Editor in his The lime has our opinion when the act more for Among other objects of. himself, and not allow himself to be are instructed to j shuffled and bartered by carpet bag- very and as in the past. i On Monday, the census I takers will start on their rounds equipped with a schedule of thirty inquiry, ll ascertain he is suffering from acute As it it-said we are liberated or chronic and the length of from our old masters, we now wish citizen has been liberate I Boss Manning, the is defective and ii hearing or the whole crew. The editor of this or whether ;. Win in crippled, maimed, or has a thousand times more re- the name his for ex- Gov. Scales. Senator Vance, and Sen- Hansom than either them. From I he that i. the respectable them will rid. themselves Wail and the owns a house or farm, his or will do well to notice and remember. A lady, for example, will never ignore little kindnesses. ill a crowd I hat she has i right to push her way Consume the time of people who can ill span it. Wear on the fitted to the house or Talk loudly in public places Wear a torn glove, when a needle thread and a few stitches would make it all right. Fail letters or re- turning visits, unless she is ill or in trouble. then we say, come to . .-. . there i- For a year or more the and we will cure you. Turn i been to back on all th. old , . ,,,.,. the i the that re- known Delta. It i potash, questions pro- t that there now at i and like compounds so by the census North Carolina in to health, and take K. S. S. which I. C C. DANIELS N C Ural district. When t bey left floes cure, and we are , . ridiculed the idea of . j . . . I a dress . m. prepared to prove it. overflows the Mississippi carnage. They know all about it now, however, l l places. the last tarn or three He weeks they hive wished themselves in little cabins their native Stale once. Their is certainly William Louis the able, cabins have been . . ,, ,,,. ,,,.,, or arc earned the water, and the pieces of IS a DANIELS. n. c DENTIST, S A ,, . ,, ., ,, and they had i wit. on the bench. A tat about the beat or the cold, T,. . h , m q the or the rain, the air, or money .,, a , re j Hank building tells the follow- lack of it. I homeless. It will be weeks before I. G Ii E r S V I L J. L, A. C J. M stubborn, that persuasion is more every term court, to be excused the i; service. A mar, , , , J Z side of a story. . his turn and asked that powerful than the arguments i . That whole section several hen- he might lie let oft. the world. A miles U a of raging water. I can't get off . They like a man who likes th of the blacks hack into their; j world, the weather and herself.; again get to . . n Salem 4th Sunday at II o'clock. Chapel, 4th Sunday faction, as his virtues are mentioned is a prayer that The eternal stars shine out as soon as got the Section of the Revised Stat-j provides, in fact, that every per- son more twenty years age shall render a true answer to the various questions authorized by. la-; I . . .-,. and for a refusal to answer such he shall be liable penalty of But any law authorize lie unnecessary and abominable contemplated by the queries j------ which we have quoted the LEX schedule If a poor an living with consumption J or cancer, is keeping the fact from her children and world, on the States Government punish her for refusing to disclose her malady IX a man n physical defect, or any those dependent upon has a mental defect, is he compelled i to confide the to H he is in for the L he his own. the Gov. force him to his on record in the of the Census These things not the business of the United States Government. If I here is authority in any law for such questions, that law is unconstitutional. The provides for a simple of the inhabitants of the United for an into their maladies, their bodily i as noon. ,. . .,,., ., . P hip KM, .- it dark . after said Mb Kelley, and their private account u quickly, A HUE T-LA , S. C. N. S r I L L E, S. C. Practice in the court-, B. YELLOWLEY, W. N.

EASTERN REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. error, if not a against his order. To make the principles of the aspirant for nomination the test is to keep the order up on the higher plain of politics. To make , question of membership the J. EditOr test is to pot it on the lower level where sooner or later it must, find its end. The Alliance for poses of its own, the wisdom of which we do not question, have Chosen to limit its membership to cultivation of the soil. There are men excluded from membership who are as earnest and patriotic in their hostility to the great evils sought to be remedied by the Al- Publisher's Announcement SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF is 01.50 per year. Rates.- One column one year. one-half column one year, persons actually engaged in the one-quarter column one year, Transient inch one week. ; two weeks. el one month Two inches one week, 1.50, two weeks, ; one month, Advertisements inserted in Local Column as items, cents per line each insertion. Legal Advertisements, such as Ad- and Notices. and Sales. to Non-Resident, etc. will be for at legal rates and must BK PAID FOB ADVANCE. The RE- has suffered some loss and much annoyance because of having no fixed rule as to the of this class of advertisements, and in order to avoid future trouble payment advance will be demanded. Contracts for any space not above, for any length of time, can lie made by application to the office in person or by letter. Copy Advertisements and all changes of advertisements lie handed in by o'clock, on Tuesday . mornings in order to prompt in- ; of our Alliance friends to seek It is time that Greenville was op and showing a real live spirit of enterprise. There is Tar- just twenty-five miles away on one side cf us that is fairly hamming in the way progress. Its recent enterprises are knitting facto- cotton factory, water works, town ball, handsome hotel, other things of less importance. On the other side as, twenty-five miles away, is Washington with her immense mills, rice mills canning factory in course of erection, site for a cot- ton factory purchased, and many other enterprises being agitated. Then about thirty five miles north as any of its is Scotland Keck with a cot- Shall all of these men be excluded ton factory completion and from office simply because they j everything already arranged for cannot be admitted to membership erecting elegant hotel. In each in the Alliance No sane these towns the people are com- man would say so, and yet, together and uniting to make membership the test for nomination has that effect. As a friend of Alliance we protest against any such action. How to make a direct of these general principles efforts in building their respect- localities. Can Greenville ford to sit still see these other towns, with no better natural them, out- her the race Men, you and to be more practical we mean should come together, not be to It should be the ob- the day following. The having a large will be found a profitable medium through which to reach the public. to secure the nomination of men who hold views in harmony with them, and who will legislate to put these views into practical op- Entered AT THE OFFICE AT but they be in limiting their choice to Mail Matter. members of their order. It will content with Greenville sec- to any in North Carolina. True we have the best carriage manufacturing establish all this section, and we have good machine shops, but there is one enterprise that employs as many as a dozen people. This will not do. Greenville should have WEDNESDAY, A Word With cur Alliance the county and district conventions, but they should not carry into these Friends. be their duty, as it is all factory; it have a citizens, to attend the factory; It should have a tobacco warehouse; it should have a tobacco factory; it should have The toe has been and is a steadfast supporter of the Alliance movement, because we are of those who believe the prosperity of the farmer means the prosperity of all other classes. It seemed to us that the depression in agriculture called for some organization among those who were engaged in the cultivation of the soil. We have watched the progress and wonder- growth of this order with a keen eye, a deep interest and a patriotic solicitude. It has now reached that point in its career when it may be a great for good, if it does not permit itself to led the great their Alliance prejudices far- than to work for the of men who are not hostile to them. In fact, the wise and prop- tiling to do is to seek to secure the nomination of the very ablest various wood factories; it should have water works; it should have electric lights, above all it should have a good modern hotel. Of course all these can not be had in a day, nor in a year, but let the people unite and start some and men for the work others will be sure to follow making our laws when that can be its On the other hand in- done. For the State Legislature difference may ft serious they should seek in every county to select the ablest men to be found who can be trusted to stand by the agricultural interests under any and all circumstances. It will be a calamity to fill our with inexperienced men ply because they belong to the Alliance. And it will be the high- est of lolly to send such men to poses of its existence to build It is there that the battle is to be fought which is to the personal fortunes of men. We drawback to the town. Hon. Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania, died at his residence in Washington City on Sunday morning just as the bells were tolling o o'clock. He was a friend to the South at the time she sorely needed them. His memory will ever be dear to our people. Peace to his ashes. The large new hotel at old Washington Letter. From Our Regular Correspondent. D. C. April W Ex-Speaker Samuel J. Randall, has for-many years occupied a conspicuous place the front rank of the fighting democracy of Con- has probably made appearance upon the political stage He has been confined to his room ever since before Congress met and this week his case has become most hopeless and bis death is re- by bis physicians as only a question of days, perhaps It is very teaching to see, as your respondent did, two of his demo- colleagues in House standing talking of his condition with tears trickling down their cheeks. Ex-Speaker has prepared the minority report on the tariff bill, and it is a very strong and full statement of the position of democratic party on the tar- It has about decided that the Democrats of House will not prepare a tariff bill of their own, but will offer such amend- to the bill as there may seem a probability of passing the aid of Republican votes, provided that the Republicans make a attempt to pass their bill which at this time seems somewhat doubtful. The Senate has completed the absurd farce by passing the alleged bill against trusts which was re ported from the Judiciary commit- tee last week as a substitute for the Sherman bill, which was itself a fraud as far as placing any real re- the operations of trusts was concerned. Of course the people better to ex- any relief a Senate large composed of millionaires who have made their money by trusts or similar monopolies. The Senate is too far the people to have a fellow feeling for them. The members of the House whose salaries note carried off by are. happy. The Secretary of the Treasury baying to peal from the decision, of the Court of the Government was responsible, a bill appropriating to make good the. has parsed both House Senate. , The contested Commissioner's Proceedings. April The Board or County met in regular session, sent C. Dawson, chairman, John Flanagan, G. M. Mooring, T. B. Keel and C. V. Newton. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The following pauper orders were allowed Susan Turner John Stocks, W in Taylor, Margaret Bryant, James Masters, Ivy Mayo, Patsy Elks, . H D Smith, Nancy Moore, John Baker, Daniel Webster, Nelson, no Wm Lydia Bryan, Jacob l Jacob Asa Henry Harris, Elizabeth Moore, J F Miller, ex insane pauper, l pauper L P Beardsley, pauper coffin. W B insane pauper General county orders were is- sued as D J Whichard, John S Smith, W B Hellen, G R Buck, J F King, E W King, R T Whichard, W P Buck, Wm Savage, O E Whichard, Sarah A Ivy John Flanagan and G M Mooting were appointed a committee to as- in settlement between Sheriff the County Treasurer for 1889. A petition having been filed this office by T C Cannon others for a new road in Swift Creek townships on 5th, 1887, and report of jury October 1887, approved, ordered that the Clerk issue notice supervisors of said township of action of this Board. ALFRED FORBES, THE RELIABLE OF counties, a line of the following good that are not to be excelled In this market. And to be DRY GOODS l kind. NOTIONS, CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and CAPS BOOTS and CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, GOODS, DOORS, WINDOWS, SASH and WARE HARDWARE, PLOWS and PLOW CASTING LEATHER of Afferent Gin and Mn Belting, Hay, Rock Limb, Plaster of Paris, and Hair, Harness, Bridles and addles. HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Agent Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton which I offer to the trade at Wholesale Jobbers prices, cents per dozen, less percent for Cash. Bread Prep- and Hall's Star Lye jobbers Pitas, White Lead and pure MM Oil, Varnishes and Colors, Cucumber Wood Pumps, Salt and Wood and Willow Ware. Nails a specialty. Give me a and I guarantee satisfaction. are led to give forth these notes of I, ,. , ,, bring relief to the inter- Head is going to make that an at- case is still betas debated as because the time is near at hand when a steadfast to principle gives strength, and power to this great farmers organization, while a step in the wrong direction may bring it division and The organization has time and gain declared that it is non- that is. as we understand it, it is not an organization for the purpose of obtaining places and offices for its members. Let it stand by this. It is. however, at necessity, political in higher and of the country. It there that the legislation was enacted which enabled the few under the forms of law through tractive place the coming summer. And the resort will lie still more de when it is learned that that clever gentleman, Mr. J. M, monopoly, trusts and combines to bee, of Hertford, will be charge control and manipulate the money A large number of our people still lower of the Government, and the hack to and remember of the country to enrich i bow excellently he managed every- to rob the thing down Nag's Head ill It is there this evil is to be I be sure to catch many Greenville died and this great wrong to be people this year, righted. It cannot he done with- out a struggle. The task is her- Fernando John B Bland, J J W A Nichols W Moore, T A Nichols, B M Move, John Hales, Gardner, W B Moore, W H Allen, C P Louis B Cox. J A K Tucker, U C Hooker, Q W B S G J Smith, Moore, J W Brown, W K Whichard, J R B Sheppard, V H Haddock. Moses King, J B B A John Burnett B B Moore. J A K Tucker, W M King, W H Hardison, W T J H J K Congleton. The man was attending the Homer School at Oxford, and the tragedy occurred in his room. His room-mates had left him to go to recitations, Baying he did not down in his A son of Congressman W. U. U. of the Eighth North Caro idle to send on broader sense of the term, that m . money power p i Tuesday morning or last week. to it antagonizes monopoly The people and all other combinations, T to of legislations or not, . has within which tend to oppress the farmer and f man and the and to correct ex- evils along this line, to j prevent others, it becomes where the ,, to the of a window was but no the law depends the , , best one its being the report character of the law makers. to his being a member pistol. The inspector in the organization will keep upon and the rounds detected the smell of this plain of polities it will be kept on the higher ho entered safe from damaging criticism. I f , Power room, upon examination found In a few months it will be I increase with the com- man a bed the doer, a pistol lying be his legs a ball through his temple. There was no for the young man to commit belief is that the a man select him and send; we and would , with the organization to I to battle for room instead going to recitation, turn its attention t. the o monopoly.; Not long after a noise like the fall- i . in instance to the i r . between times by the Senate. The Republicans pear to be ashamed to carry out their but by the time boss Quay out his whip they will obey him us usual. The Republicans of the House made a sly attempt this week to railroad a modified pension bill, in- estimated expenditure of a year, though under j L . , a suspension or the rules, but A L Harrington, the tax of A J J J W B Moore, C P B S Sheppard, pis- in I order to make Dominations and for our State The Greensboro has or- and all over the State there a new outfit and in a short is an anxiety and a conjecture as while will appear as a daily. to the course of the Alliance in this I matter. There are men TM held in Providence. belonging to the order who would resulted in the drag it down to the lower level j of Democratic Senator and politics, that is who would Representative-. to advance their personal now stands Dem- by helping them to places which which they cannot obtain upon i ha election of the entire their own merits. The great body State ticket of the organization we hope will The at Morehead work to place it on the higher. City has been leased Messrs. plain and thus keep it and, Foster Bros., of Raleigh, who will free from the which have charge of it the coming sea selfish designing men, if followed, M These young men the i are sure to lead it. Demo- management of that famous resort I erotic party is made up very large-; during the of. i and i i ii i , me and and efficient of the farmers of the State, and j made splendid reputations for them and would as these compose the Alliance it is selves. They will doubt have a Ian born of the possible for the Alliance to patronage year. most eminent fitness and thorough the conventions and to j , consecration to bis duties dictate its nominations. This is a applicant for pensions can, great power to be lodged in the act of the hands of a secret organization. If make applications and . wisely Justices of will again In the race harm can come of it, but if it shall j Peace and are not re- upon his many friends be directed by designing men for j to come before the Clerk of selfish purposes evil must come be. Court. But in every both to the Alliance and to the the necessary two-thirds vote was not secured, though came very near it. Still another useless office is pro- posed. The Republicans, ed by their success in setting Con- to create assistant secretaries of the Navy and War have introduced a bill for still an- other assistant secretary of the Na at a salary of a year, and this too in the race or the net that one can hardly turn around in Washington without coming in con fact with Naval officers drawing salaries for doing nothing, who might just as well perform the ties or assistant to the Navy. The Republicans are now to tickle the silver people by giving it out that a special or the Senate is preparing a bill that is to be more favorable to silver than or the measures now be- fore Congress. The lot or the civil service com- mission is certainly not a happy one. An attempt is to be made the to its appropriation. was accidentally. This would be a cruel to kill IS MS IS SO THE . LOOKOUT FOR W. G. K. ADVERTISEMENT NEXT 717-EEK. ID f JOHN FLANAGAN JOHN FLANAGAN f------ Was again in the Buggy Manufacturing -business at his old He has an interest in the Greenville Carriage Works the style of the has been change to th John J. L. SUGG, LIFE FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, GREENVILLE, N. C OFFICE SUGG JAMES OLD STAND All kinds Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates. AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE. THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY STILL TO THE FRONT D. Williamson, SUCCESSOR TO JOHN GREENVILLE, N. C. Has Moved to One Door North of CourtHouse. the manufacture of PHOTONS, BUGGIES, CARTS DRAYS. My Factory is well equipped with the best Mechanics, put but work We keep up with the times and , to Best material used la all work. All styles of Springs are yon can from Brewster, Storm, Coil, Ram Horn, King. Also keep on hand a full of ready HARNESS AND WHIPS, the year round, which we will sell AS AS THE LOWEST. Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Cowles was in Wash- at the time and with when sad news was to The whole State deeply sympathies with Inn. The We learn that oar good and highly esteemed friend Col. I. A. Sues, of Greenville, is a candidate for the of this district. Col. is a fine ability, a man of and convictions and with a will of his own, would The present incumbent, the very affable and highly polished and de- gentlemanly Worth- party. No reasonable man could in the district to re elect him to the position which be has filled with such high integrity fidelity. The name or oar own talented and brilliant townsman John E. instance in which the affidavits are made before a Justice of the, a member of the Al- Peace be necessary that the I Woodard. we will be Clerk of the he would fill with the highest honor and most ability. and support a known Court shall be attached de- fer office. Nor could he be ex-1 the person who claims cased for refusing to support of the Peace is ac- well known anti-monopolist be- and regularly cause he is not a member of the which the Alliance. In other words, if the being a Alliance man makes the views and principles of the candidate for provision of the law as to all documents which are to be filed in nomination the test, he will j county. The above a safe position; but if he from letters address- bu support of him turn upon the State Auditor to Superior a member of the Alliance, ht will be committing a grave Court Clerks in the various conn- ties. The eloquent gifted W. Henry, of Henderson, is also in the and understand be has a strong and powerful following Wilson Mirror. Greenville has another date for Solicitor, also, brother, that you might mention while sum- ming the available timber. A. I. Mow is being prominently mentioned and has a good follow- the law, bur, many people think it would be justifiable. Mr. Blame's proposition to amend the tariff bill so as to make it inoperative the cases of such American countries as will re- is not enthusiastically re- by the Republicans in Con-, They say that the proper way to brine about free trade, if it is desired with those countries, is to negotiate separate reciprocity ties with each and submit them to the Senate for ratification. Perhaps Mr. remembers the treatment the Senate gave, not so long ago, to a reciprocity treaty with Mexico. Several reciprocating treaties are believed to have already been timed by Mr. Blaine Central and Smith American members or the Pan can Congress leave here on 18th for a tour of the South. They will return May Early in the present Mr. Harrison appointed In- to the responsible post of Recorder of the General Land office The other day a pal for a valuable tract of mineral land was prematurely and illegally, if not fraudulently, issued by that office. Secretary Noble publicly censured the recorder and discharged a white clerk through whose bands the patent passed, but Mr. Harrison's is still corder it is said Secretary Noble dares not dismiss The Review is leading the papers of its section a race, and is displaying unusual enter- prise. It had hardly been going a year before it enlarged to eight pages, then it soon went to ten pages, and now it is coming out and it takes a good to Elias W A Hyman S W Brooks, W P Buck, W H Wilkinson, J W Page, W F Taylor, G W Gainer. C V Newton, C Dawson, T E Keel, G II Mooring; John Flanagan, Sam Page, J Wilson, stock law, C I son. B C Abrams, Alfred Ballard, L J Barrett and K E were allowed to list taxes. Thomas Manning was exempted from poll tax for 1889. Latham Skinner made com- plaint that they are charged twice on tax list in for with acres or land, known as Daniel place, at and upon investigation the Board ordered the same corrected. Thomas Clark made complaint that he over paid his taxes for 1889 to the of 81.06 the Board to order the same re funded. The petition was granted. L. V. That he is charged on the tax list for 1889 with acres land valued at which is excessive and that the same be reduced. The upon examination re- the value to following jurors were drawn for June term or Pitt Superior E J U Joyner, W M Smith, M A J W Cannon, J E Brown Allen Johnson, Samuel Davis, J H C Dixon, Mo-es W. W W An- H C O T E B. Bynum, W S John G T Whichard, G T House, D E House. W H Arnold, J F J B Little, L W J E Jno A Lang, John S E. E. Powell, John B Newton, D C Moor- L B Mumford, Noah Forbes, Jr. Geo M Smith, J D Buck. Second C Elisha H Little, M Smith, A J S I Fleming, J F Edwards, M. T Wilson, G W Gard E L Joyner, E J D S B W James, M B son, Jackson Pittman, Jas H Clark, J A O W Harrington. The following Magistrates were appointed tax listers their speed township for the year 1890, Beaver Dam-3 Bethel-B M Jones. B Congleton. D Cox. B Moore. Farmville-W B Parker. Boggy This Company will will continue the manufacture of all kinds FIRST-CLASS FIRST-CLASS VEHICLES J------ and do General Repairing. We have competent workmen and every job leaving the chops has our personal We solicit patronage. JOHN FLANAGAN BOGGY CO. JOHN BUGGY CO. I take pleasure in informing my old friends and patrons that I am again in the business as above stated, and hope to again be favored with the liberal pat- they formerly bestowed on me. JOBS FLANAGAN. COME IN We want to have a talk with you and tell you how cheap we can sell you HARDWARE a hop. E. A. TAFT, Wishes to inform his friends and the public generally that he has bought out the Grocery establishment of T. ft. and with new stock added is now prepared to furnish the very best GROCERIES. PROVISIONS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES At prices keeping with haul times. I keep Flour Meat, Lard Molasses, Confections. Canned Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Tobacco, Snuff, Orange Syrup is the best Molasses in this market. Yon are invited to call. Remember the place, at Cherry's stand. J. B. CHERRY. J. R. J. G. CHERRY CO. Have again come to your attention solicit e do not claim that we have the largest and best stock east of the Rocky Mountains, but we do say that we are to the front --------with a specially selected line of-------- Dixie and Tobacco Plows, Plow Castings, The Famous Cook Stoves. Give us your orders for TOBACCO FLUES early and you will be sure to get them in time LATHAM PENDER, Greenville, N. C. Bolted to the want of a large class of customers. We are in full with, the hard times and can and will make low cash prices to all who favor us with their patronage. Look down this column see if we cannot interest you. We prepared than ever before to serve you. We have in stock are better a line of ANOTHER Car Load of Fine Horses DRY GOODS Mules, -------Just received by------ -----lad be CHEAP FOR CASH, or at reasonable terms on time on proved security. I bought my stock for Cash and can afford to sell as cheap as anyone. Give me a call. Embracing Ladles Dress Goods Bad Calicoes and Suitings, Piece Goods and for and Suits, Homespuns Bleached and Unbleached Domestics, Canton and Bed Boots and Shoes. For Men. Women. Boys, Misses and Children, at prices that will cam the poor to rejoice, and the hearts of all will be glad who buy Boots am Shoes, from us why because we sell low and give the worth. A full line of and Goods that will delight the hearts of the young and HATS and CAl'S for men, boys and children. HARDWARE, we you a stock as complete as the farmer or mechanic can wish. We make a specialty Nails and guarantee them to be the best made. A Lady's Perfect Companion. new book by Dr. H. one of New York's most skillful shows that pain is not necessary In childbirth, but results from causes easily understood and overcome It clearly proves that any woman may be. come a mother without suffering any pain whatever. It also tells how to over come and prevent morning IS It is highly endorsed by physicians everywhere as the private companion. Cut this out i It will save you great pain, your life stamp for descriptive cir- testimonials, and letters Bent In scaled envelope. Add-e A Co., Baltimore. Md. Amis The Best Salve in the world for Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Sores. Hands Chilblains, and all Skin and positively cures Piles, or n pay required. It is guaranteed to satisfaction, or money refunded to cent nor ox. For said by J, Groceries. Which we are selling at rock both, not because we take pleasure in offering and selling low down. Can w if so come in and examine our stock of Molasses . but we take pleasure in offering and selling down. Can w , if so come in and examine our stock of Sugar, Molasses. Tea SoU Toilet and Laundry. Lye, Matches, Starch, Rice. Me- which we are now buying from first hands and examine before buying elsewhere, Tobacco and m Headquarters for Furniture. Of which we carry a hue not to be excelled this n. such as Sol Bureaus, Double and Single Bedsteads, Cols. Bed Springs and Beds, Chairs of different kind, and varieties all to suit hard times and short crops. Anything that you in this line It we have not go it in stock we will make a special order for you. -u, we have from several of the best furniture houses the United States and sat- as to prices. Wood and Willow ware. Crockery, Imps, Bridles and Collars. Cart Saddles. Whips Horse Millinery. Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags, Life U too short to keep on telling what we and can do. But wishing you health and prosperity giving man. woman and child who comes to Greenville a cordial invitation to come in and examine our stock, We remain to serve J B. CHERRY CO., Greenville, N. O.

1890. 1890. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, Greenville, N. C Local Sparks SPRING PRINT. in town this MR. M. R. LANG MRS. M M. NELSON who have been north on their PURCHASING TOUR have returned and we are now showing the prettiest line in SPRING GOODS to be seen in Greenville. THE HE LADIES I WE WILL SAY THAT MRS. SON ASSURES THEM OF A HANDSOME STOCK DRESS GOODS. TRIM- AND FAN- CY GOODS. HAVING LARGE WITH THE BEST TRADE OF THE COUNTY WE DO NOT HESITATE TO SAY THAT MRS. NELSON WILL SELECT THE LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK EVER SHOWN IN GREENVILLE. TO MEN TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS EARNED FOR MR. LANG A LARGE PATRON- AGE WHO AL- WAYS RELY ON HIM TO BUY THE THE BRIGHT STYLES AND THE CORRECT STYLES. WITH THIS IN VIEW WE ASSURE OUR GENTLEMEN OF AN UNUSUAL. LY ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY IN CLOTHING, HATS, FOOTWEAR. FURNISHINGS, AC. ALL I WHILE OUR TWO BUYERS SELECTING LARGE STOCKS GUSS, ALEX AND PAT ARE GIVING BAR- GAINS TO CLEAR OUT THE REMAINDER OF OUR FALL GOODS AND MAKE ROOM FOR NEW ONES, COME AND SECURE SOME OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING BEFORE THEY ARE ALL DISPOSED OF. OPENING -ON- Wednesday, March ARCH CORDIAL INVITATION ALL OR L O All. M. R LANG, Greenville, N. C. Cotton j. Dry and dusty. Rain is needed. Cotton planting has begun. Several forest fires Trains keep dreadfully behind. Work has commenced on the depot. Nice stationery at the Reflector office. Many strange faces week. Buy shirts of Higgs Mun- ford. Mrs. Stone, of Raleigh, is visiting Mrs. A. D. Hunter. New goods daily at Higgs Mon ford's and envelopes can be had at the Reflector office. Blank Deeds, Mortgages and Liens sale at this office. This nice weather will bring out the row boats with merry parties. The last half the past week was cooler. Warmer this week, though. One dollar buys a Solid Leather Ladies Shoe at J. B. Cherry Co's. The train came in on time Monday evening. I Two notches in the rail now. One dollar buys a Whole Stock Mans Shoe at J. B. Cherry Co's The days have gained the the nights and are now some longer. Arrived on the 15th Boss Milk Biscuit at the Old Brick Store. Water quite low in the river now, and boats are unable to make all up river points. per lb for Sweet Scotch Snuff. lb bold in Pitt Co., which is a of its superiority, at the Old Brick Store. Writing paper o to cents a quire. Envelopes to cents a pack, at the Reflector office. Bushels Seed Potatoes, five varieties, cheap, at the Old Brick Store. Good note paper cents a quire, good envelopes cents a pack, at the office. The finest loaf of bread I ever ate was made of Point Lace Flour, at the Old Store. They are after the tinny tribe with hook and line and large yarns may be expected. The latest Novelties dress goods and trimmings to match at Higgs Di. Zeno Brown had to pump a dose of out of a young man. the other day. Remember your ward meetings, and that progressive men should be nominated. A merchant our neighborhood makes a soap display y morn- Wash day, you know. There was considerable of a woods tire down in township one night last week. Mr. Robert Congleton, of Carolina township, has cotton up He planted the first day of this month. Several nights lately there could be seen lights coming from burning woods not far away. Mr. Carlos Harris is in the lead on hook and line fishing so far. He was out last Friday and caught nice perch. A went to one o our stores the other day, and bought a quart of molasses which he had in a paper sack. repair all kinds old stores and sell all kinds of new at lowest prices. Latham Fender. The Greenville Guard was by P. H. Cameron, Monday afternoon. about thirty men in line. Master Larry brought us another of small eggs the other day. Our collection continues to grow. Some of our merchants certainly believe in the future of Greenville, judging from the number of baby car- exhibited. We are now prepared to the public with nice stationery. thing wanted that is not on hand will be ordered for you. Garden in bloom. Mr. M. R. Lang left some at the Reflector office last week, and the editor had some in his patch. A woods fire in the vicinity of Tripp's Chapel did some damage Saturday and Sunday. We hear that considerable fencing was burn- ed. Take 3-our guinea chickens to Jack White bring a few of the other kind to the Reflector office. can have the That Stephens, our neighbor, makes the fruit hustle when a notion takes him. Last Friday he received ten bunches of bananas and by had sold nine bunches of them at pleasant gentle action and soothing effect of of Figs, when in need of a and if the fat her or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use, so it is best family remedy know and every family should have a bottle. Plants foe to Allen Warren Son, Greenville, N. C. Cabbage plants cents per per Collard per per Tomato cents per dozen; Dahlia cutting Mrs. V. L. Stephens and child are visiting in Martin. Dr. W. Perkins returned day night from Baltimore. Mrs. Lula Cleve, of New is her mother and sisters here. Evangelist File is expected to be- gin a meeting in Rocky Mount on the 20th. Miss Annie Myers, of Washington, has been visiting Mrs. W. L. Brown this week. Mr. J. B. left last week for Mississippi to his plan- down there. Mrs. Belcher, of Sparta, spent a few days of the past week with relatives here. regret to hear of the death of Mr. Charles C. Hinton, of Washing ton, which occurred Monday evening. Misses Addie Jenkins and Duggan, of Tarboro, spent a few days of last week with Mrs. I. A. Sugg. Misses Josie Move and Lula Smith of have been visiting the family of Clerk E. A. for a few days. Mrs. Gaylord and children, of Ply-, mouth, sister of Mrs. Gov. Jarvis and Mrs are visiting these ladies. In Washington. was another large fire in Washington last Wednesday at time lumber mill was destroyed. It occurred same night and was burning when Miss shot herself, and town was wild with excitement. The same there was a woods fire between here and Washington and the people down there seeing the light from it thought was ablaze also. But Greenville is all tight, our town is the est place in the world about. Ores. We don't have them. Roughly Handled. Mr. W. W. a young man of Greenville, who for a few weeks has been filling the roll of emigration agent, was roughly handled in Scot- land Neck last Wednesday. He had been warned not to visit that town, but went in defiance of the warning. Leggett got no people to go with him from here, but had arranged to take fifty from Scotland Neck, and it was when he went for them that occurred. Some of the people were highly incensed and but for the interference of some cooler heads it might have been serious with him. Crop work is to much under way for agents to be interfering with the las borers, and they should desist Glad to have a call yesterday, from friend Joe Blow, of Farmville. He is the same big-hearted, jovial Joe as of Miss Annie Anderson has taken a position as governess the family of Mr. J. B. Cherry, our highly esteem- ed County Treasurer. Prof. John Docket was taken very sick last week and could not attend to his work at the Institute. glad that he is improving. Dr. P. H. Mayo, of Falkland, went North last week for treatment. are sorry that he is in failing health and hope the trip will be beneficial to him. Mr. Spier, of was in to see us having just re- turned home from Wake Forest Col- We regret that bad health made it necessary for to don his studies for the present. Rev. Geo. J. Williamson, who last week assisted Rev. Mr. Hunter the meeting here, retained to his charge Saturday. While here he preached a number of excellent sermons that were by our people. He is a man of ability and great zeal. Two ladies Iron the large millinery establishment of Armstrong, Baltimore, came to Greenville last week and positions here. They are Miss Belle Cooper, who has engaged with and Miss Alberta Benny, who has with Mrs. That true type of gen- Dr. J. D. of Scot- land Neck, came to Greenville Sat- evening, and expected to re main daring this week and assist in the meeting at the Baptist Church. He was summoned back home by tel because of death in the of one of bis members, and left yesterday morning, many warm friends here regretted that he had to leave. Vigorous at -v tells us of a remarkable man in Farmville township. It is Mr. James H. who lives on the Capt. L. J. Barrett land. Mr. is years old and has been married years. This year he has broken up thirty acres of land and laid off every row himself. He is an man and very active for his age. All his life has been spent in Pitt county and he never voted any but the Democratic ticket. He is very fluent in talking of old times and says he has not seen such a winter as the present one since 1834. He has a large number of children and grandchildren and greatly en- joys visiting them. Cruelty. A society for the prevention of cruelty to animals has been ed in and it has been by several exchanges that every town in the State should have one. This is a good suggestion, and the Reflector glad to see such a society in Greenville. It is a common thing to see animals mis- treated and such inhumanity should be suppressed. Only last Saturday a case on our streets for which the perpetrator ought to be punished. A young man was driving n horse down Third The noble band of Christian work- known as the Kings Daughters, arc doing a grind work in this com- and arc laying up for selves rich treasure Heaven. The good they have already done cannot be estimated, though the has been in existence here only a few months. They have fed the hungry, clothed the naked, nursed the sick, comforted the distressed, and taught the unlettered, all being done His Those in com- circumstances and busily occupied with their daily avocations little know of the misery and want existing here around us and be surprised at the large work these women with the love of Jesus in their hearts are finding to do. To hear them talk of their ministrations and tell of the they often find, can but arouse one to a feeling of sympathy. The Reflector was a few days ago waited upon and asked to aid them a special undertaking they now have on hand by making an appeal through this paper. Of course we are glad to do so and we believe the citizens of the town will be ready to cheerfully lend their as- to such a worthy cause. It is There is an afflicted living at the County Poor House, for one of young lady who cannot wish to purchase an invalids ling chair. To make this purchase are a very small amount when divided among the large number who will no doubt be glad to give something toward it. Merely to mention this should be all the appeal that is necessary. young lady is an inmate of the poor so afflicted that she can not walk a step. And with the aid of the chair that is proposed to give her she can get some enjoyment out of her sad life. Donations to the fund will be received at this office and turned over to the King's Daughters. The Reflector will start the fund with and hopes enough will come in before next Wednesday for us to announce that the entire amount has been raised. Any donation, it matters not how small, will be thankfully received and acknowledged. Remember. friends, you are asked His to contribute to a worthy cause. Re- at once. M. CONGLETON Sc CO., At Harry Skinner Co's Old Stand. -DEALERS IN- Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoos and GROCERIES. We have just received and opened a line of new Spring and Summer Goods. I shall be glad to my old friends and customers come to see us, and assure them we can sell the goods Low For Give us a trial and be convinced way to buy goods is for the spot cash. JOHN S. CONGLETON. Greenville, N. C, January, WILEY BROW N. JAMES BROWN. street, and was seen to ply the to the animal's back until the was cut out more than one The animal was pointed out to soon afterward and the lines of bl could be seen sonic distance. whip blood place. us On the fourth Monday this month, there will be a meeting at Mi. Ashley of those interested in the drainage of Creek. Mr. A. N. Ryan set up his hand some soda fountain last week and is ready for the summer. The I Ml Ton was honored with the first lemon- of the season and returns thanks for the same. There are many items of personal news Greenville that would gladly be mentioned in the tor if friends would only report them to us. Can you not let us know when you have visitors or when any of your family come and go. Mr. W. R. Whichard tells us there was a large forest fire out in Carolina township last Saturday. The fire extended over an area of about two and a half miles and the neighbor- hood had to do hard work to prevent its spreading further. Many rails were burned. One of the King's Daughters make weekly visits to the poor house to teach the inmates how to read. It is a painful fact that several invalids out there never heard of the Garden if the crucifixion of Christ is a new thing to them. Here is a good place for missionary work and are truly glad the King's are taking such a deep interest in them. cents per dozen; Depot. Mr. John of Wilmington, chief carpentering work, is in town with a corps of hands to erect the new depot here. We have had pleasure of meeting Mr. and find a very gentleman. He tells the de- pot here is to lie one of prettiest buildings on Coast Line. The structure is to be of wood, of it two stories high, with large comfortable re- rooms and neat office. alliance Matters. At the last meeting of Pitt county Farmers Alliance a committee was appointed to prepare a plan for a warehouse to be built at or near the depot, and submit the same at the next meeting to be held the first Friday in May, A. resolution wan adopted ting Mr. B- Branch, of fort county, to be tho an ad- nest meeting and deliver dross to the farmers. There was also a resolution ting Commissioner Robinson to hold a Farmers Institute also ting Profs. Massey and Chamber- lain to assist in the and inviting Messrs. R. B. Gotten, J. Laughinghouse and G. to deliver lectures before the Institute. A very important step taken by the meeting was the adoption of a resolution asking the County Commissioners to use the convicts Honor Bell Of the Greenville Public School for the month ending April 11th, Anderson, Fannie Blow,. Mary Stacks, Anderson, Leon Barker, Willie Evans, Jim- Lee Kiwis, Sheppard, Jessie Smith, Desk low Second Galloway Pattie Charley ward Galloway, Charley Third Mag Florence Li- Maggie Irma Hattie Smith, Rosa Ty- son, Maggie Tyson, White, Leggett, Tyson, Hall Williams. Fifth Daniel, pie Smith, Edward Flanagan, Jar- vis Jack Smith. Potatoes Without Vines. Mr. Cos brought on Saturday two Irish potatoes, about as large as hickory nuts, that have attained their growth in an unusual nay. r. Cox says his potatoes were planted about the usual time, but as no vines came up he ed the seed potatoes were not good. After wailing sometime to see if they would come up he dug down to find if the seed had over sprouted and much to his sunrise found every hill containing a number of small toes like those brought us. but there was no vine sprout at all. The seed of these potatoes came from a variety ordered by Mr. M. F. Sum- last year. They were planted were prolific and had luxuriant vines lie saved a quantity for seed to plant this year and Mr. Cox procured sonic of them. He says he is going to let them grow and sec what of ma- they will reach. The potatoes arc not as prolific as those last year with vines. plants cents per Hardy Phlox plants cents . , . ., . Pepper and Egg Plants USer in the as the law allows in working the A Sad Death. We truly with town, Washington, and the friends and relations Miss Julia who shot herself last Wed- nigh I. seem ed divided as to whether the de- ceased commuted suicide or was accidentally killed while carelessly n pistol. Mr. and Mrs. walked down Main Street about see fire which was burning down mill, and daughter at home. She had put on her night robe, said her prayers and bed, it is supposed with a pistol in bid. In a moments Mrs. Gaskill who lives across the street beard the report a pistol in Mr. and also hear screams. She rail over and found Miss Julia the back door h blood flowing She who had arrived assisted her o bed. Mis. soon came and asked Jo- lift why she idiot, her.-elf, me; I can't was I hp Three were summoned and examined it fatal, the, bull enter- ed above the heart and body. She lived next morning quietly passed away. Miss Julia was a lovely girl, only sixteen, end was beloved by all who knew her. above are I he particulars given as by a cit- of Washington. OBITUARY. It is sad to record the death of our sister, Mrs. Maggie E Daniel, wile of Beverly Daniel, who died at her home near Pitt Co., N. C, 5th, 1890, aged years mouth pad days, after an illness of several months. None know her disease God. Physicians failed to learn her disease, do to alleviate her suffering. Sister Maggie embraced religion while very young and joined the Methodist church at Mount Zion, Co., lived a consistent Christian. She bore her with Christian resignation, often saving to her family and friends that nursed her, be patient with me it won't be and would I'm trusting, and waiting en the Lord. She passed away as as an infant Bad, yes, .-o sad to part with one we ed fondly, but amidst the and desolation of our lacerated hearts there is a silver lining to the night of our affliction the that our loved one has she is now forever securely sheltered from all pain and she is in full realization of a she is now in Hie embrace of loved ones who had gone she is now happy the of her celestial home with her Savior. How de- the I the balm to our bleeding hearts, as husband, children, mother friends, we feel the soft touch of these reliving memories swooping over cords OUT affections. We would not have her back. She has the good though we miss her so much here, we would not disturb the sweet re- pose she now enjoys from her faith- earthly labors. Her remains conveyed to the family grave. and interred by the brothers of the Alliance of Lodge which she was a member. N. II. Guy ton conducted the burial Farewell, sweet may we meet that sweet bye bye, A Hesitations of Sister Maggie E. Daniel the Alliance at a short time before she was stricken down with disease, for which cause she would have been a faithful work had she been spared, but God in His providence ordered it otherwise, therefore, 1st. That we bow humble submission lo the will of God who death all things well and say, will be Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, blessed be tho name of the 2nd. That the members of our Al. cherish her memory and when our none on earth is done en into rest prepared for the people of God, 3rd, we extend our pa thy to the bereaved pray that God may draw them still nearer and comfort l h. That a copy of these lions be spread the minutes of our Alliance, a copy seat to the sorrowing family and a copy to the for E Com. E. Langley, T I T I T I ------We have been fortunate in securing a great bargain in------ ------We have been fortunate in securing a great bargain in------ WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES. ETC., ETC., WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES. ETC., -and will sell them all at very low -and will sell them all at very low GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN ---------We make a specialty of OUT line of- ---------We make a specialty of our line of- SHOES, HATS, AND FURNISHING GOODS SHOES, HATS, AND GOODS ------are complete.------ ------are complete.------ Call and see us we guarantee all goods as represented. Brown . . GREENVILLE, N. C. GREENVILLE, N. C. New Grocery Store Next door to B. C. Glenn. I have opened a Grocery Store and ---------will keep on band a line line of--------- Meat. Hour, Coffee. Sugar, Oil, Molasses, Candies, Cheese. Crackers, Tobacco, Cigars, Apples, Bananas, Canned Goods and most everything usually kept in a grocery store, as well as Tinware, Crockery, Wood and Willow Ware, Call and see us. Goods delivered free any where in town. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. INTERESTING INFORMATION That Man Stephens ------WHO KEEPS SUCH A NICE ASSORTMENT OF------ CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS, Says there is never any doubt of his giving you entire satisfaction if you just give him a .-all when needing goods in bis- line. He keeps Nice Goods, Fresh Goods and Cheap Goods. He also keeps best Cigars and Cigarettes. Remember the Grocer, Confectioner and Fruiterer. A. ANDREWS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer la- STAPLE AN D FANCY GROCERIES M and GREENVILLE. N C. in stock to arrive Car Load Seed Oats Car Load Rib Side Meat. Car Load St. Louis in all grades. Heavy Mess Pork. Granulated Sugar. Sugar. Ax all kinds. Rail Road Mills Snuff. Snuff. Rico Molasses. Herrings. Tubs Boston Lard. Cases Star Lye. Gross Matches. Also full line Baking Starch, Tobacco, Cy are, Crack- Candies, Canned Goods, Wrapping Taper, Paper Sacks, Special price given to the wholesale trade large of goods. J. A. ANDREWS. Washington AGENCY, ----nu---- Engines and Boilers, All sizes styles commonly used. MILLS Circular and Shingle Saws, Rubber and Leather Belting, In fact anything in the machine line. We represent the standard of the land can sell as low as the lowest and on better terms. Write for terms and prices. MACHINES O. K. STILLEY. Manager Washington, N. C R J. COBB Pitt Co. N C C COBB, Co N. C. T. H. GILLIAM Co. N C Cobb Bros., Gilliam Cotton Factors, ---------A Commission Mer chants, SOLICIT Ml SHIPMENT of COTTON, fa We have bad many years ex- at the business and are prepared to handle to the advantage of shippers. G. E. HARRIS. TO C, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ------AND DEALER IN------ All business entrusted our hands will receive prompt and careful ESTABLISHED 1875. S. M. SCHULTZ AT THE Hay Drain and N. C. OLD their year supplies will their Interest to our prices before line. i. in all its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS, FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR, Ac. always Lowest TOBACCO we buy direct from Manufacturers, en- buy at one profit. A com- stock of always on band and sold at prices to the times. Our goods are all bought and old CASH, therefore, having no risk to run, sell at a urn-gin. S. If. SCHULTZ. Greenville. N. C Tar River tap Company Notice For Mia or not. one and lot, rooms with dining room and kitchen attached, good well of Water and all J. J. Ward The Democratic voters of the Sec- are requested to meet at the House on Thursday night the 24th inst., at o'clock P. for the purpose of Cum men fop said If Mi Member Com. for 2nd Ward The Democratic voters of the Third Ward are requested Lo meet the Mayor's office on Thursday night 24th at o'clock, the purpose of candidates for Council men in raid Ward. Alex L. Blot. Com. for Ward. Forbes, Greenville, J. B. J, CONGLETON, N. M. Tarboro, Gen Capt. R. F. Jones, Washington, Gen The People's Line for travel River. The Steamer Greenville is the finest and quickest boat on the river. been thoroughly repaired, and painted. Fitted up specially for the comfort, ac- and convenience of POLITE ATTENTIVE OFFICERS A Table furnished beat the market affords. A trip on the Steamer Greenville TYSON k BANKERS, o. We have opened for purpose or UNDERTAKING. Having associated B. Sheppard with me in business we are ready to serve the people in that capacity. All notes accounts me for past services have been placed in the hands of Sir. Sheppard Respectfully, JOHN FLANAGAN. ducting a genera, Tm I Suing, Exchange Collecting Sadness, We keep on hand at all times a stock of Cases and Caskets of all kinds and can furnish anything desired from the finest Case to a Pitt county Pine Coffin. We an -to up with all conveniences and can . satisfactory services to who us FLANAGAN Feb. 22nd. 1888. J. Jonathan Portsmouth, Va. Greenville, X. C only comfortable but attractive. Leaves Washington Monday, and Friday at G. o'clock, a. u. leaves Tarboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock, a. m. Freight received daily and given to all points, a. . Agent, . t. Washington, N, c, Notice. To s a Under ft. e- 1781 of In- Cede, fur will for cash before the l in Saturday. day of April 1890, One prop- of I. A. This Apr B. Greene, Jr., Manager. Money to Loan on Approved Security. Collections solicited and remittance made promptly. GREENVILLE BRANCH North Carolina Building Lou ASSOCIATION. OFFICERS F. O. JOHN FLANAGAN, D. J, Treas., Loan, on try us well town property. A chance It LIFE OF tor all to get a home. son Davis, Family in the in I am prepared to take for the j; Move hooks, which should be In the F. O James home of every shall be glad to take orders from all who desire to have any one of these books. loft at my father's office, Col. I. A. or me will have prompt tent ion. Bridgers White, High Street. Portsmouth, Va. Solicit consignments of Cotton, Pea- nuts, Poultry, Eggs and all other Country Reference. Mer- chants and Farmers Bank, Portsmouth, DIRECTORS T. J. lands, Harry skinner, Flanagan I. A. Sugg, D. James, K. W. King. D. J. Whichard, L. Sugg. For information apply to D. J. WHICHARD, Local Agent St R. Sm, . H. C

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, Greenville, N. C or justice. Ami I m a great -white U. B- Williams, in Watch Tower From hence children Of all race. That breathes on the wavelets Of God's saving That'll fish from the billows Of error and shame. A most worthy, blessed. Savior's name. The rich, poor mid haughty. Alike shall be bound. Alas before Jesus To gather around. And there be made For they have done. In presence of angels Around the white throne. light of the And freedom from ate, The weary-worn traveler enter within The realms of the Saviour, Where many one In shouting His glory Around the white come from the Rise up from the sea. To stand before Jesus When justice shall be While garments of whiteness God's children shall wear. All those that are evil Shall -ink to Is the Practice of with a Christian Life. E. S. Simmons, in Watch Tower. To admit affirmative of the ; query would be to attribute to law making powers an immoral in- tent. Our laws are what oar law- makers make them and are in the main founded in the Bible. All good laws may be traced to a origin ; all tad ones are re- pealed as soon as the discovery is made, for none will contend that law making powers ever with a wicked pass unwholesome Legislation. Some there are Sides- . A rather fast young man decided to make to a young lady a formal offer of his hand heart all he was worth-hoping for a cordial re- He cautiously prefaced his declarations with a few questions, for he had no intention of himself Did she love him well enough to live in a cottage with him Was she a good cook Did she think it wits a wife's duty to make home happy Would she con- his tastes and concern- her associates and pursuits in life Was she economical Could she make her own clothes etc. The young lady said that before she an- as- Tax Sale. Pursuant to provisions of Chapter of the laws of 1889, I shall, beginning Monday May 5th, at A. X. in front of the Court House door in Greenville sell the below described kinds and town lots for taxes due for the year 1889 and unpaid thereon and cost for advertising the same J. A. K. Tuck KB, Sheriff of Pitt county. a opinion of laws In gen-1 his questions she would . it may be a have reason j of negative virtues she to complain of an incorrect inter- She never drank, and application by those nor never owed a kill to whose business is to her or never Stayed j it; but as a rule it is offenders after punishment who think the whole system corrupt, for rogue ever felt the draw With good opinion of the We see therefore that there nothing in the science of law conflict with the out all playing billiards; never on the street an I ogled giddy girls; never stow I with the boys for cigars wine suppers. said she, rising indignantly is j assured by those who know, that in you do all these it is rather for you to expect all the of moral virtues. If is thing evil or corrupt the practice of this science it is no part of the science itself, but it is the wicked effort of a depraved heart to inject something corrupt the ., . i , ; i practice of this science. has keen discovered in China f . Foreign. me, while yon do not possess any yourself. I can never be she bowed out and left him on cold doorstep, a madder if not a wiser man Influenza is ravaging Zea- Women Praise U- It. It. The sufferings of women certainly awakens the sympathy of every true laud. BUll, Is it necessary for that lawyers should corrupt the practice i philanthropist. best friend, how- should i ever U B- B- B- Blood v , in l mm Wood Co. Atlanta, Ga. has be ansWered in the negative with for proofs. emphasis and ninny tunes Henry will leave Egypt j because on the side of justice earl April. aM nothing is Chinese are or desired, sometimes from with the Duke of Manchester last of equity justice arc Friday at ways to the cause of right. , , . i i . . to corrupt the practice of James W. Lancaster. Recent Hoods in Italy hive MUM j . . , wife was bad j law, winch is only when the years. Five doctors and cause of a H. L. Cassidy, Ga., bottles of B. B. B. cured my wife of Mrs. R, M. Laws, Fla., have never used anything to equal B. B. B. Mrs. C. II. Gay. Mount, IS. C, a day for years was I free from headache. B. B. B. entirely me. I feel like another person. damage- Italian Socialists will run can- at the is corrupt and many patent medicines had done her no ; i. i Six bottles of B. B. cured lei to win a cause which MUs s Atlanta, Ga. lit of equity or justice . years I suffered with rheumatism, i -iv from such i caused by kidney troubles and i I , wag B waking rapid progress in the e and j b. It. relieved me at once, although Congress. m There is at no i several other medicines had ., , , class in. re is ti j M Richardson. hive hundred students were time in the life of an attorney en- Ark., wife suffered twelve wrong or I has no element of equity or justice years I suffered with rheumatism, The Universal Suffrage bill is, Ry rioting last gaged in active practice a Friday. Don hi give up all claim to the it allowed In IV- turn to The French Government has de- to suppress the Paris betting es. J do not re- . . . . ,.,.,. , t to Victoria has signed , . , , . ., i but this do say, that such lawyers tradition treaty between the if they will be as in holding the moral code of practice work in order to succeed, for if he has merit and he can undoubtedly succeed in an hon- ll he has not these, -.- m years with rheumatism and female com- plaint. A lady member of my church bad been cured by B. B. B. She per- my wife to try it. who now says there is nothing like B. B. as it quickly gave her States and Great Britain. The French Chamber of Deputies has adopted a vote of confidence in new The Government has been defeated the House Com- mons several times last few weeks. Lord Salisbury threatens to the Parliament if I he tithes and Land Purchase bills are not passed. The original draft of address to the Confederate I would respectfully call your to the following address and on to remember that you can or of this house cheaper than any other in the country. That it is the most reliable and best known having been their will lad over forty years in this vicinity , , , That the workmanship i second to none torts M well and j unusual for filling or- with success. I promptly and satisfactory. Very respectfully. lo lawyers resort to evil and Refer to P. w. BATES J. B. C. j practice in their profession f I While we admit that generally, Mock of sheep there is one- black that there are some Storm Weather for 1890. Boy. B. Hicks, mailed mid cot runt vet as address on receipt of a two-cent w -J, stamp. The Dr. J. II. a class we deny they resort to such . Medicine Co. t. Loni, Mo. corrupt measures. are the worst abused and the least under- stood of any class of people on Campbell, Jas E, acres. Mrs P A, acres. CAROLINA TOWNSHIP. W B, Jr, If acres, Rollins, R A, acres, T U. acres, due. Little. B t, acres, SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP. S law. Brooks. James, Sr, acres, stock law, Brooks, Jacob, acres, stock law, Brooks, Z, town lot, Blount, Simon, acres, stock law, so Bland, T, Jr, acres, stock law Cannon. George, acres, Cox. Fred, acres. Gardner. Daniel, acres, Garris, John acres, Hardy, Q B, Jr. acres, Joyner. Isaac, acres. Jones. Henry, acres, Johnson, E A. E L acres, Elias, acres, stock law Hardy, Peter, acres laud, due Alfred. acres Jenkins, Kinton, law Kilpatrick, Louis. acres, S V. acres stock law Lang, E, acres, law, law, Samuel, acres, stock law, S S. law Smith, w, acre-. Dennis, T acres, Smith, Patience. acres, stock law, John, acres, Tingle. James, acres, stock law. Wilson. T W. acres, Wilson, J C, acres. Wilson, G Lizzie. HO acres, Wilson, acres. I Windley, W E, acres. TOWNSHIP. L P. acres. Beardsley. J H. acres, due. town lot in Farm- ville. Carr. K T. acres. Darden, It A. acres, Flanagan. James, acres. S Jones, W. acres. Joyner, T A, acres. town lots in Marlboro. Joyner, B. acres. Joyner. Noah, heirs, acres, town lots Marlboro. Willis, acres, due. Moore, W D, heir G M Stanton, acres. Morrill, L V. acres, is Tyson H S, acres. Thomas Mrs Annie, town lots, I Trot man, Q M, town lot Marl Ward, T. acres. Williams. W. acres. BETHEL TOWNSHIP. town lot in Bethel. Atkinson. Austin. due Britton. M L, town lot in Bethel, Bryan, B F, and town lot in Bethel, L L. acres Council, R C. J town lot Bethel J R, acres. Farrar. O C, acres. town lots Bethel. no Jenkins. Riley. acres. i B J, town lot in Bethel, M L. town lot in Bethel, I Little. V G. acres, Moore. A M, acres, town lot In Bethel. Rouse Vines, acres, town lot in Bethel Geo O, acres, Jno F, lot Bethel Taylor. W A J C, acres. R R A J II, acres, FALKLAND TOWNSHIP. Atkinson, B S, heirs, 1250 acres Bullock. Jerry. acres Braswell, A, acres D J, acres LEGAL NOTICES Harris. S S wife acres due King, Daniel R. acres Pearce, Wiley town lot Peebles, John, acres DAM TOWNSHIP. Braxton, Jesse, acres Joyner, W C, acres Parker, E S. acres Tripp, J C, acres Notice of Tax Sale. 1884. Andrew Joyner Greenville Andrew Joyner 1887. DEAR army was sold at auction in L union while with equal truth we are other day for MB, the greatest of public benefactors. Mountain Villagers in Switzerland of are are the upon to teach and m cause of the danger the people any enormous avalanches KU- Mexico i Over been shot rive mi within a i of miles Felipe. The ti the , , , , tin to and oilier pus- m the of vital public concern. We are not understood, because we take money to defend a guilty man consequently can't be Christians, our law makers in their seen fit to to every accused man the right to ll. grade of felonies to assign counsel for the accused when for means none is employed- of Not one time in dozens where the charge is arc right Io have Manitoba, and all classes are , ed to the national schools. does a lawyer Many ladies and children were real of or innocence injured the scramble for lottery of client before trial. But even tickets last week if the contrary was true, is mm To care Biliousness. Sick Malaria, Liver the sale and certain remedy, SMITH'S BILE BEANS Cm KM A little to THE MOST CONVENIENT. All or , Bottle. r. M D, acres Geo B. acres, n W S, acres Battle. F W. lots Bridgers, R K. acres for 1888 Hopkins, Nathan, acres II K, acres Hearne, R K, acres Harris, J II, acres Mrs L C. acres II A, acres I Thigpen. Redmond. MM acres TOWNSHIP. Adams, Reuben, town lot in Greenville Barnhill, Judy, i town lot Boyd, John K. Bilker. Bryant. acres Brown, James, I town lot Clark. Mrs A M. town lot I ll On Monday 5th day of May, 1800. I shall sell M public sale before the Court House door in Greenville the fallowing lands in Pitt county for taxes due tor the years 1884. 1885 and 1887. Parties interested- can pay me before day of sale, adding cost of this advertisement. April 1800. W. M. Pitt Co. TOWNSHIP. 1881. Joyner's heirs acres land 1885. Noah Joyner's heirs acres land 1887. Joyner's heirs acres land Interest in Noah Joy- heirs land, and four town lots in Marlboro, Pitt Co. 1887. E S Parker acres land, FALKLAND TOWNSHIP. 1884. J B acres land 1885. 1887. TOWNSHIP. 1887. S V SWIFT TOWNSHIP. 1885. S V acres land 1887. S V acres land BETHEL TOWNSHIP. 1887. C Moore acres land STOCK LAW TAX. 1885. S V acres land 1887. S V acres land Jacob Brooks acres land Simon Blount Trent River Steamboat Com- acres land luncheon Jenkins acres land Isaac Joyner acres land SR Wilson E A M TOWNSHIP 1884 I A Sugg and wife acres . a c res tract I A Sugg and wile acres Skin- A Sugg and wife acres T A Nobles I A Sugg and wife acres Jno . Flanagan I A S and wife Gard L C OS I A Sugg and wife Township acres I A Sugg and wife acres 1885.1 A Sugg and wife i acres A Sugg and wife acre Skin- Ia Sugg and wife acres Nobles I A Sugg and acres Flanagan I A Sugg and wife Township acres 1887. I A Sugg and wife acres Rountree I A Sugg and wife acres Ra- vine I A and wife acres Flan IA Sugg and wife acres Nobles I A Sugg and wife acre Skin- I A Sugg and wife Township acres 1884. John F Boyd, land 1687. 1887. purchase tax 1887. Noah Jr. land, balance due, CO Town Tax Sale. As Town Tax Collector I have levied on the following lots on the 1st day of April, 1890, listed taxation in the town of Greenville by the fol- lowing parties who arc delinquents. And on Monday, the day of May 1880, at m., I will oiler the same for cash to the bidder at public auction at lira Court House door in the town of Greenville to satisfy the taxes and cost due Dissolution. given that I have sold out my interest in the Greenville Carriage Works and am no longer a partner. Panics indebted to the said will make settlement to either my- self or L. A. Greene my former partner. This Mar. 1st, T. H. COX. Notice, HAVING qualified as Executor of the last will and testament of Rives, deceased, on the 27th day of February, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said decedent to exhibit the same properly authenticated to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of March, 1801, this notice will he plead in bar of their recovery. J. II. Johnston, Executor of Rives, This 12th day of March, 1800. Notice to Creditors. HAVING qualified before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county on the 8th day as Administrator upon the estate of th is is to notify all claims against said estate to present their claims for payment within twelve months from this date or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons ow- said estate will come forward and make immediate settlement. This March 8th, 1800. of J. M of State of North Carolina. ,. , . Pitt County, A. D. against George A. administrator W. W. and others. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that E. L. one of de- the above entitled action, cannot, after due diligence, be found within the State, it is therefore ordered that publication be made in the East- a newspaper published in the town of Greenville, for six weeks, once in each week successively, com- the said E. L. Me to lie and appear before the Judge of the said Superior Court at the term to be held for the County of Pitt, at the Court House in on the second Monday of June to answer the complaint on lilt; in said action, or will rendered in said action for relief demanded in the complaint. Witness my hand and official seal, this the 2nd day of April. 1800. A true copy. E. A. Move, J. B. Yellowley, Court. C. M. Bernard; Attorneys for Plaintiff. If You Have CONSUMPTION or COLO BRONCHITIS Throat Affection SCROFULA I Wasting of Flesh Or any the Throat and are Lack of Strength or Power, yon eon be relief and Cured by SCOTT'S EMULSION PURE COD LIVER OIL With PALATABLE AS MILK. Ash for and let no re- or solicitation Induce yon to Sold by all Druggists. St and cured home with- out pain. Office. Whitehall St, Greenville Institute. JAMES A. SMITH, ARTIST, Greenville N C. have the easiest Chair ever used in the art. Clean towels, sharp razors, and satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Call and be con Ladies waited on at their Cleaning clothes a specialty. Notice for baldness falling out of hair, i-nil eradication of dandruff is before the public. Among the many who have need it with wonderful I refer you to lie fol- lowing named gentlemen who will testify to the truth of my assertion Latham, Mr. O. Greene, Sr., Any one wishing to give it a trial for the above named complaints can procure It from me, at place of business, for Respectfully, ALFRED CULLEY. Barber. March 14th, C . FALL 27th, 1890. TEACHERS John Duckett. Principal, Associate Mas. B. W. Primary De- Assistant in Primary Instrumental Court, i r . . . Pitt county. J Before the Clerk. . II. Tucker, executor of William Moore, d-ceased, his own behalf and such other creditors of Marcel- his Moore, deceased, as may make themselves parties Against J. Murphy, executor of Moore, deceased. I Hi, creditor of Moore. A summons having been issued in the above entitled cause returnable on the of May. 1800. It is now or- by the Court that be made in the Eastern a newspaper published In the county of Pitt, for six successive weeks, notifying all the creditors of the estate of Marcel- I bis Moore, deceased, to appear before Clerk of the Superior Court of said county on or before the 15th day of May. 1800, and tile their of debt against .-aid estate properly This the 1st day of April. K. A. Clerk Superior Court Greenville Cherry. town lot in due i Nancy. town lot ville I Elks, James L, acres Forbes, A wife acres Flake, M A, i- acres Flood. W A. A ville thereon. IS Samuel s John own lot in Green- A ll, Notice succeed Mr. J. M. his Agency at N. i . April 1st- I will represent the that t Is With a and solicit a the Sit John lead St. L canals shall In- to feet. Christian for a lawyer in i Mac , honorable and manly way to defend J tea .,.,, ., the s. We that ; i March 1800. same am an I of the liberal patronage given Mr. -i iii Hip past. All business en- my prompt Opera House- The Government has prohibited the importation of the proprietary mod lies know as Warner's Sale Cures I lie Kidney Cur Pulpit the Stage. stood; the many persons who have no business for a lawyer not know that we always advise against litigation except extreme case . It is not generally believed that it WYATT L. BROWN. Bee. F. M. pastor Church. Blue Mound, Kan., feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. New Discovery has done for My Lungs were badly dis- eased, and my parishioners though live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's Discovery am sound and well, gaining lbs. In Arthur Manager love's Funny Folks Combination, a borough trial convincing evidence, am Dr. King's for all, and cures when everything else falls. kindness can do my many thousand friends Is to urge them to try tree trial bottles at J. I. sizes and People will not have a new cough rem- they the of Dr. Bull's Syrup. stood at the gate in the Spring twilight, and when she said good-bye, she felt neuralgia kiss lier cheek; Many people habitually endure a feel- of lassitude, because they think they have to. If would take Dr. J. II. Me I mail's this feeling of I are law disgruntled on advice against, bringing some widely known than Dr. J. pet suit for which they are willing Volcanic Oil Liniment. It Is a , , to a handsome lee, and yet this, , ., , , . . , , , , , . Persons In years feel young- is what honorable, high minded law j and stronger, as well as freer from the ran are doing every day. Much infirmities of age, by taking Dr. J. II ii i . . i. Sarsaparilla. could be said we It tin-i necessary to add more for liberal minds. Fleming. Mrs Sidney. acres Fleming. Sylvester, acres Dinah. ; town lot 1-0 town Harris. Edward, i town lot 7-1 Hopkins. J lot. Green ville a W C lot I ml due I Hardy, Stanley wife i lot in Greenville Harris, II F, town lot in Green- ville Harrington. Marina. town lot In t SB Johnson, S M wife 8-29 acres Abram, acre phi Benjamin ii-s.-u. Samuel Flood. W A Dinah Gorham, Austin Gorham, Harris, H F for 1885 Harris. W. Tax lot ear 11.1 lot la J Oil I hie large I Sample A rare A. See IT. X . Y.- ENGLISH PILLS. Cross Tb n rate. ore. I the in metallic for particulars fop mall Cw ft., a-4 rt t-. tarn a hair . -I. . ray -I Col-r. part Department. Miss May Music. Miss Vocal Music. Miss Painting and Drawing. Mil. J. C. and Commercial Department. DEPARTMENTS. Primary. Academic. lS. Classical and Mathematical, Mu- sic. Painting Drawing. Commercial. ADVANTAGES Large, Comfortable Building;. Healthy Location and Good Plenty of Well Prepared Food Boarders. A Corps of Teachers, all being graduates of first class Music Department equal in work to any College in the State. Pianos and Organs. A Library of nearly volumes purchased recently for the School. Moderate, from to Hoard and Tuition Tuition and Terms for Day Pupils same as advertised in Pupils who do not board with the Principal should consult bin. before engaging board elsewhere. For fur. her particulars. Address. JOHN Principal. C. U. N. B. Edwards N, Printers and Binders, 1ST. O- have the largest and most complete establishment of the kind to be found in the State, and solicit orders for all classes Of Commercial, Rail- road or School Print- or Binding. STATIONERY HEADY FOR PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND COUNTY OFFICERS. us your orders. and Hinders, RALEIGH. ST. C. PATENTS and all business the U. Patent the Courts attended to for Moderate Fees. We arc opposite the IT. S. Patent Of- engaged in Patents Exclusively, tan obtain patent In less time than those iron- remote from Washington. the model or drawing is sent advise as to free of j and we make no change unless we ob- I Patents. We refer, here, to the Post Master, of the Money Order Did., and to the V. S. Patent For advise terms and reference to actual clients in your own State, or address, C. A. Snow Co., Washington. D. C FOR MEN VIGOR LOST w and Kind, L or Older i. h. BRIE CO. v WELDON R. R. and SOUTH. No No No Dee. daily Fast Mail, dally daily ex Sun. Ar Rocky Mount am Ar Wilson am Wilson Ar Ar Goldsboro tO Warsaw Av Magnolia Ar Wilmington TRAINS GOING No daily Sun. pm am pin am M pm pin pm IS Magnolia Warsaw Goldsboro Ar Selma Ar Wilson Wilson am Ai Rocky Mount Ar Tarboro Ar Weldon except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax 2.80 P. M. arrives Scot- land Neck at 4.00 P. M. P. M. Returning leaves 7.00 A. M., Scotland Neck at 10.10 A. M. daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day. P M. Sunday P M. Williamston, N C. P M, P M. Returning leaves Williamston, X daily except Sunday. A M. Sunday A AM, IV. . . . i Um Agents wanted to sell Clothes Lines; no no more clothes needed. It holds the est and finest without Clothes do freeze to it and cannot blow It is a perfect winter lino. Sample Hue iv mail for also ft. line by mail 91.25 prepaid. For prepaid. it pins U I circulars, price o not I list, terms ad- dress the Clothes Line Co. Herman St. Mass, I lot I lot WATER. due W M. acres A F, i town lot, Greenville Moore, Thus II, acres No liniment is In better repute or more Moore, Reuben. acres due J B, acres lingering Epoch. from long, and painful sickness to robust Health marks an epoch in the life of the Such a remarkable event is treas- In memory and the agency whereby the good health has been at- is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so much Is heard In praise of So many feel they owe their to health, to the use of the Great and Tonic. 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II L. acres I Branch, D N, acres a Blount, E J, acres OS W S, acres Bland, C C, for acres Craft, Mary, acres Harrington. W II. acres due Jenkins, J C, acres acres G B, stock law Susan acres T N, AS acres Manning, W S, acres Nichols, Frances, acres Nobles, Benjamin, acres j acres Smith, K A, awns, stock Sermons, Henry, acres uptight, J B, acres due Si, U acres lot U ;, Hopkins. Nelson lot W C wife J lot lot Stanley J lot Jackson, Washington lot Johnson, John Ben J lot j lot A F J lot Wiley j lot Alex lot i Whitehead, Wiley J lot Brown, James Jr, Jot Latham, Jacob lot for 1885 with boiling milk. MAN if Alter II NEW I I . Worth th. D CM. I . . c la OB , with plea. . th. free. All th. w. r Id. hold, OB. r-paid. W. pay all ht. If to to work for yon .-., from to A Co. Mia, u.-n MM Tel- . T at in . Only who All you ha, to la and Th. at hi. h Mr. To. cat i it la M. Tarboro, N C, Train on Midland N C Branch leaves daily except A M, N C, a M. Re- leaves X c AM, arrive X O, A M. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky at I M, arrive- Nashville a P Hope P M. Returning leaves Spring Hope moo a M, Nashville V, arrives Becky Mount A except Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton daily, except Sunday, at and A M leave ton A M, P. M. connect. Warsaw with No. as Southbound I ruin on Wilson Fayette- Branch is No. SI. Northbound is No. except Sunday. Train South will stop only at Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train makes close connection at Weldon for nil points North dully. All all via Richmond, and dully except Sun- day via Bay Line. Trains make close connection for points North via Richmond and Wash All trains run solid ton and Washington, and have Pullman Sleepers attached. JOHN K. DIVINE, General I. R. Transportation r. M. Atlantic N. C. Railroad Ki. In A. M. Saturday. June 1st. 1888. East. No. No. maKe day at Organs. of fastening strings of Pianos, by us, is one of the most important improvements ever made, making the Instrument more rich- musical In tone, more durable, and las liable to out of tune. Both the Mason Hamlin Organs Pianos excel chiefly In that which Is chief excellence in any musical quality of tone. Other things, though important, are much less so than this. An Instrument with unmusical tones cannot be good. Illustrated of new styles, introduced this season, sent free. HAMLIN V CO. KNOW THYSELF, GOOD BOOKS Sent post-paid on receipt of price In th of Africa. A moil thrilling and pages; paper as cents; cloth i Th Imitation of By American Humorist. , Selections from Ward. Mark etc. Metropolitan Pram Warren St., torn. 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Train connects with Wilmington I Weldon Train bound North, leaving i a. m., and with Danville Train West, leaving Train connects with Richmond at Danville Train, at 3-16 p. m., and with Wilmington Weldon Train from North at p. at Train with Wilmington Weldon Through Train. Goldsboro at p. in and with A Danville Through Freight Goldsboro at p. m. Ho What's This Why another new discovery by Alfred in way of helping the By calling On or addressing above named barber, you can bottle of Preparation that is for eradicating and causing MO . brush is all to be used after scalp vigorously for a few minutes the Preparation. Try a bottle and convinced, only cents. Respectfully, promptly executed. Very respectfully, op rt i i .-a S CULLER, Barber,